Ada M. Trussell 89 Stephens City obituary
Mrs. Ada M. Trussell of Stephens City died Monday evening at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long decline. Born November 13 1878 in Carroll County Maryland she was twice married and attended Trinity Lutheran Church since 1905. Survived by daughter Virginia Shryock Gregory three grandsons and five great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial at Greenhill Cemetery. Omps Funeral Home to receive friends Wednesday 7:30 to 9 p.m. and one hour prior to service.
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Ada M. Trussell
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Trussell
Carroll County
John A
Mary C. Baublitz
Hugh L. Shryock
Robert G. Trussell
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Virginia Shryock Gregory
J. Lee Gregory
Atlanta
Gla
Ralph S. Gregory
Winchester
Larry R. Gregory
Fort Campbell
Trinity Lutheran Church
Robert C. Mitchum
Greenhill Cemetery
Omps Funeral Home
Funeral service for Master Daryl Painter at Relief Methodist
Funeral for 4 year old Master Daryl Michael Painter, son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Painter of Stephenson, will be Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Relief Methodist Church with Rev Carroll Goodrich. Pallbearers named. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Body to be in church one hour before service. friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Daryl Michael Painter
Bruce Painter
Stephenson
Relief Methodist Church
Carroll Goodrich
Ernest L. Nesselrodt
Eston L. Keeler
Robert W. Koon
Wesley B. Shaffer, Jr
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services set for Daryl M Painter and others
Funeral services are scheduled for Master Daryl Michael Painter at 1 30 P M Wednesday at Relief Methodist Church. Edward Riley Lofton and William H Reynolds Jr are also set for 1 30 P M services at Jones Funeral Home on subsequent days.
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Edward Riley Lofton
Jones
William H
Pooch’’ Reynolds, Jr
Jones Funeral Home
Russians Allow Naval Base at Split Amid Sects Tensions
A Soviet Yugoslav accord reportedly allows a naval base in Split to support Nasir regime. Soviet ships dock at Split and Egyptian ports, while tensions rise over Tito's stance. An Israeli incident near El Arish leaves a mine damaged truck and driver injured as Damascus claims attacks on a potassium plant.
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Israel
Yugoslavia
Split
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Maarty
Paris
Tito
Elath
Soviet Union
Gaza Strip
el Arish
Damascus
el Fatah
Dead Sea
Snow Closes Roads Blamed for Building Collapses in Virginia
Snow accumulations across western and southwestern Virginia reached 24 inches in Grayson County and 13 inches in Bland County with drifting snow causing road hazards. Flooding appeared around Culpeper and Fredericksburg while snow loads led to the collapse of a $30,000 Veterans of Foreign Wars building in Hillsville and an old barn in Carroll County. In Galax, 14 to 18 inches caused two sections to fail at a roller skating rink.
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West
Virginia
Grayson County
Bland County
Culpeper
Fredericksburg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hillsville
Fairview
Carroll County
Galax
Cause of Bridge Collapse Unknown, W.Va. Solons Told
West Virginia lawmakers pressed State Road Commissioner Burl Sawyers on the Silver Bridge disaster, but he refused to name a cause. He noted 763 substandard bridges that may require costly replacement, with over 100 million dollars estimated for the task. Skeletal eye bars and pins of the Silver Bridge were found intact, awaiting final structural tests.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Burl Sawyers
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Jones
Sawyers
Ohio River
Weather map forecast for western nation with snow and rain
Precipitation limited to the west tonight with snow along the Rockies from the Canadian border to New Mexico. Rain expected in Nevada and the Pacific Northwest. Cold in the north and west, milder in the south and central regions. AP Wirephoto Map.
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Rockies
Canadian
New Mexico
Nevada
Pacific Northwest
Elbert Hibbard Wins Race Near One Mile Mark
In 1954 Elbert Hibbard of the Lee club discusses racing endurance. He notes that long-distance wins are rare, especially over one mile, and reflects on his golf and clockmaking interests in the Southeast amid World War II memories.
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tearful reunion for heart transplant patient and daughter in Cape Town
Heart transplant recipient Philip Blaiberg meets his 20 year old daughter Jill at Groote Schuur hospital in Cape Town. The reunion follows Blaiberg’s January 2 graft of the world’s third human heart. Jill describes the moment as tearful and joyful. Blaiberg’s condition remains very satisfactory. In California, Kasperak shows modest heart and liver improvements ten days after a heart transplant while recovering from gallbladder surgery.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Jill
Groote Schuur Hospital
Miss Blaiberg
Israel
Blaiberg
Stanford
Calif
Mike Kasperak
Kasperak
Stanford University Medical Center
Anti-U.S. General Ousted in Saigon Command Shuffle
In Saigon the anti American General Phan Trong Chinh was replaced as commander of the western and southwestern approaches. Brig. Gen. Nguyen Van Thinh took over the 25th Vietnamese Division on January 14, a move American and Vietnamese observers view as strengthening cooperation with U.S. advisers. Chinh, on sick leave, had faced long American pressure over poor performance.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thinh
Phan Trong Chinh
Chinh
May Delay Visit to Japan
In Sasebo protesters gathered as the nuclear powered U S aircraft carrier Enterprise neared Japan. Chief Cabinet Secretary Toshio Kimura said informal U S reports indicated the 75 000 ton ship may delay or postpone its arrival due to heavy seas off the Bonin Islands.
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Tokyo
Sasebo
U.S
Enterprise
Toshio Kimura
Japan
Kimura
Bonin Islands
Western
Pacific
Weather notes for Winchester January forecast
Clear and cold tonight with temperatures from zero to 15 above. Wednesday promises mostly sunny skies with highs from 35 to 43. Noon shows 29 and 16 as today’s high and low, with year ago values 39 and 21. Sunset 5:14 p.m. Moonrise 6:17 p.m. Last Quarter Jan 22.
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Winchester
Rainfall Totals For Past Years And Averages
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 30 today is none. Five year past totals show 1963 33 46 1964 31 63 1965 26 85 1966 33 32 1967 36 48. Five year monthly averages list January 2 41 February 2 19 March 3 10 April 3 13 May 3 66 June 3 72 July 3 78 August 3 76 September 2 80 October 3 10 November 2 51 December 2 34 and the 55 year total January through December average at 36 50.
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School plan for Winchester area growth and Handley redesign
The board discussed replacement and expansion plans including John Kerr and Handley High School with capacities for 400 390 390 and 1100 students. A detailed secondary program design adds a Communication Center Resource Center and Arts and PE facilities totaling 155 350 square feet for a 1500 student enrollment.
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John Kerr
Winchester
Handley High School
Virginia Avenue
Quarles
Handley
Englehardt, Englehardt and Leggett
Educational Consultants
New York City
Lomonosov University Building in Moscow
The Lomonosov University building in Moscow completed in 1953 features 40 000 rooms and rises 32 stories high.
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Lomonosov’ University
Moscow
Hahn Heads Winchester Rescue Squad Elected
Robert Hahn president of Fabritz Co was chosen to lead the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad at a meeting last night. New officers include Charles Crim vice president Hugo Ackenbam treasurer Rev Charles Williard secretary Hans Kohler corresponding secretary and Glenn H Lee captain first lieutenant John Harden second lieutenant rolling stock Larry Johnson second lieutenant building and grounds Garland Shingleton Baker named second lieutenant membership William Pitcock training Edward Reich communications J Randolph Larrick legal adviser and Dr John F McClellan medical adviser.
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Robert Hahn
Fabritek Co
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Squad Headquaters
Charles Crim
Hugo Ackenbam
William Dunn
Charles Williard
Cork Street Christian Church
Hans Kohler
Glenn H. Lee
William Baker
John Harden
Larry Johnson
Garland Shingleton
William Pitcock
Edward Reich
J. Randolph Larrick
John F. McClellan
College Will Link to LSD Victims in Sun Blindness Case
Pennsylvania state senator plans to reveal which college students were permanently blinded after staring at the sun while under LSD. Officials say six juniors were blinded at a Pennsylvania campus, with Edinboro State College initially reported but later disputed by its president. The governor’s office would not release names. Hawaii uses extensive educational TV in schools as report shows 44 percent of teachers using it in 1966-67, well above the 19 percent national average.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Benjamin R. Donolow
D-Phila
Philadelphia Inquirer
Edinboro State College
Erie
Erie Morning News
Edinboro
Chester T. McNerney
McNerney
Raymond P. Shafer
Jack Conmy
Office of the Blind
Honolulu
Hawaii
State Department of Education
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